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News Release from: Concurrent Technologies | Subject: VP 741/10x
Edited by the Electronicstalk Editorial
Team on 29 April 2002
PowerPC board boosts VME applications
Concurrent Technologies is scaling up its Motorola PowerPC based VME family with the introduction of its newest PowerPC G4 product, the VP 741/10x.
Concurrent Technologies is scaling up its Motorola PowerPC based VME family with the introduction of its newest PowerPC G4 product, the VP 741/10x The VP 741/10x is designed to meet the growing expectations of high-end, real-time single board resellers and addresses the needs of open-system developers in the embedded OEM marketplace
This article was originally published on Electronicstalk on 16 Oct 2000 at 8.00am (UK)
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"The VP 741/10x features the popular 500MHz PowerPC MPC7410 G4 processor, various peripheral interfaces, and an optional onboard high-speed Mercury Computer Systems' RACE++ interface.
I/O expansion is made available through the two flexible PMC sites", said Commercial Director, Jane Annear.
The MPC7410 processor connects to the MPC107 (Chaparral) PCI bridge, chosen for its flexibility and excellent performance characteristics, to interface to 2Mbyte of "backside" L2 cache, PCI bus, 16Mbyte of Flash EPROM, and up to 1Gbyte synchronous DRAM.
The VP 741/10x also features the Tundra Universe II VME interface, a 10baseT/100baseTX Ethernet interface, two RS232/RS422/RS485 serial ports, six 16bit general-purpose timers and a real-time calendar clock.
Options are available for conformal coating and extended temperature processor boards.
The VP 741/10x will support a range of industry standard operating systems; it currently supports VxWorks, to be followed by Linux and LynxOS.
A board support package is available for integration with Wind River's software development environment plus a VxWorks API for Mercury Computer Systems' MCOS.
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